Reviews and Problems with Belkin Gigabit Desktop Network PCI Card
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Overall 2
BE AWARE - Bad products on the market
Haroldo Oliveira "EggKey.com", Amazon
7 June 2009
Summary: I bought 2 of these cards, but instead of paying $34,84 for each, I decieded to be smarter than the rest and paid only $10 buying them from other seller than AMAZON
Summary: I have two systems that are using this NIC, I have no other Gigabit NICs to compare to. I had the LinkSys WRT54GS 54g router, and the downloading of a 374 MB file via LAN...
Summary: This card works well. It seems to be based on the Marvell Yukon 88E8xxx chipset, so it's rather compatible and has a fair number of drivers out there.
Summary: I bought several of these cards to install in computers at my office. Most of the installs went without a hitch but two of the computers have been having on and off...
Summary: Detected and drivers automatically installed by Windows7. No issues to report. Came in simple packaging that didn't require a chainsaw to open.
Belkin Gigabit Desktop Network PCI Card: A budget NIC
Edwardb92, Dooyoo
20 November 2011
Summary: This network interface card can be picked up for about £20 nowadays and is the card i used in my old PC, which is rarely used now but still has adequate capabilities.
Summary: The card was simplicity itself to install, provided you've installed the Belkin software first. It certainly speeded up traffic between my PC and my NAS devices. But.
Summary: Installed a doddle, though the drivers the Windows Vista Business tried to install by default were slightly old (meaning less configuration options), but this was easily